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'''Pensacola''' is a city in the [[Florida]] panhandle. | '''Pensacola''' is a city in the [[Florida]] panhandle. | ||
| − | + | Naval Air Station Pensacola, home of the legendary [[Blue Angels]] formation flying team and the National Naval Aviation Museum, is located southwest of the city proper. | |
| − | It is the home of [[Pensacola Christian College]], an [[Independent Baptist]] university, along with | + | It is the home of [[Pensacola Christian College]], an [[Independent Baptist]] university, along with Pensacola Bible Institute (the two are not affiliated) founded by [[Peter Ruckman]] who was best known for his extreme views within the [[KJV Only]] movement. The Brownsville Revival (also called the Pensacola Outpouring, a [[Charismatic]] revival which was controversial in the secular and non-Charismatic communities (and even within the movement itself), took place at the Brownsville Assembly of God beginning on Father's Day 1995 and ending sometime in 2000. |
[[Category:Florida Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:Florida Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, July 21, 2018
Pensacola is a city in the Florida panhandle.
Naval Air Station Pensacola, home of the legendary Blue Angels formation flying team and the National Naval Aviation Museum, is located southwest of the city proper.
It is the home of Pensacola Christian College, an Independent Baptist university, along with Pensacola Bible Institute (the two are not affiliated) founded by Peter Ruckman who was best known for his extreme views within the KJV Only movement. The Brownsville Revival (also called the Pensacola Outpouring, a Charismatic revival which was controversial in the secular and non-Charismatic communities (and even within the movement itself), took place at the Brownsville Assembly of God beginning on Father's Day 1995 and ending sometime in 2000.